Short Consenting Poems

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Premium Member Right Thinking

Recognizing good advice and consenting to obey it, is a sign of right thinking!










© Demetrios Trifiatis
      09 July 2020
Form: Monoku


In Love

in love
consenting
joyfully expecting
healthy boundaries
respecting
soul to soul
intuitively we know
heart to heart
we clasp hands
in flight
all night
in love
we land
Form: Rhyme

Reading - Fantasy

Reality is the
Enemy, the real world our foe. We
Assemble an army of fantasy, 
Demanding there be war. The outcome
Inescapable, but our dreams refuse to die.
Never consenting to
Give in, ears ring with our battle cry.
Form: Acrostic

Loud

Prophecy resolves
the force of kin dissolve,
as time forgetting
honor as absolve!

That be the case
exist as it were now,
or live your point of entry, 
and be proud!

The grace concern
consenting from the crowd
of evil dissipation,
. . . . weakness loud!
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member The Dichotomy of Life

The Dichotomy of Life Written: by Tom Wright 6/8/2018 I’ve raced unshod through life, * Physically seeking a resting place where none existed. Only my consenting ears beheld, The silent murmurings of the wind; Some days, doubt plagued my mind, Leaving me torn betwixt reality, and pretend. As life disintegrates, I seem to sprint toward sunset, And the colorless apparition of death;
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The Rehabilitation of Killers ( Two Senryu Trilogies)

Out of water
Moses killed a task master
And hid the body.

In the wilderness
Forty years and reconciled
Called by Burning Bush

Out of the desert
Moses, the deliverer,
Set God's people free.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

A true Pharisee
Of Pharisees, Paul stood by
Consenting killings.

Killing more Christians
Blinded, thrown off his high horse
Sent to a Christian

The scales fell away.
Paul became a man of God...
Trusted apostle.
Form: Senryu

Red Light Legal Loophole

The world's oldest profession is considered a crime yet only the females therein engaged are arrested fined or serve time to all concerned it's a business transaction ain't nobody's but their own providing satisfaction money's the motive with payment surrendered and they have the means for services rendered but altho' the women may not have been kissed if all involved are consenting adults a victim here does not exist
Form: Rhyme

One Night Stand

one night stand of

smooth & absolute

dark

walnut

finish

(once soaked & lathered in

varnish, no doubt)

sits in the corner of the bedroom

reminding of the

madcap,

turbulently unbridled &

dare

one

might

say,

violent

pillow fight

had between two laughing teenagers

bursting with

energy,

in the attempt to drown out the

uncomfortably

cacophonous

sounds being produced by

two

consenting

adults

engaging in rough sex in the neighboring

apartment.

Give

As repetitious boundaries' maul
to newer interests adds recall.
Affords thee not, while phantom's call
brings hovering, losings appall
that wastes my time, some sensor small
~ indictment at its worst, in all.

Do bridge my deity with tall
consenting, as with bravery's pull
some action leads to bright excel,
God's willing servant, not enthrall
of self-love, hindering with its spell
and then to you, some hope install ~

As grace gives bearing ~ give console!
Form: Rhyme

Give

As repetitious boundaries' maul
to newer interests, adds recall.
Affords thee not, while phantom's call
brings hovering, losing's appall
that wastes my time, some sensor small,
-indictment at its worst, in all.

Do bridge my deity with tall
consenting, as with bravery's pull
some action leads to bright excel.
God's willing servant, not enthrall,
of self-love, hindering with its spell,
and then to you, some hope install -

As grace gives bearing - give console!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Red Door

Red Door

Some say 
it’s a victimless crime
People have partaken
from earliest times
Maybe they are
consenting adults
But this is not
what it's all about

Those who partake, 
join together their souls
Pleasure commerce
hearts always pay a toll
Faces hidden
both feel their shame
They meet in darkness
all the same

What is this path, 
that so many choose
Where both partakers
eventually loose
This is not
what we are formed for
Please walk away
from the sorrowful Red Door
Form: Rhyme

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